Different scaling on the same axis

2012 1 17
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Dear all, I have a difficulty plotting data that ranges over 11 orders of magnitude and also contains some zero values.
In order to display this large range of data including the zero values, I would have to combine linear scaling (around zero) and logarithmic scaling (elsewhere) on each axis.
I could do this by breaking each axis at a given position and setting the scaling before the break to linear and the scaling after the break to logarithmic.
Does anyone know the trick how to do this? Cheers, Igor

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2012-1-17

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Perhaps the MATLAB File Contribution plt().
If not then there is a contribution named something like "breakaxis"
Igor Vilfan
Igor Vilfan 2012-1-17

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Thanks, Walter, for your prompt response! :)
I have found breakXaxis earlier today at:
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/3683-breakxaxis/content/BreakXAxis.m
but it is unclear to me how to define separate types of scaling for axis section before the break and after the break. Any ideas? Thanks, Igor

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